impassible
/ɪmˈpæsəbəl/
adjective
- Not able to feel pain or suffering; incapable of being affected by emotions or physical sensations.
- After years of meditation, he seemed almost impassible to the heat and cold.
- The ancient philosopher believed the gods were impassible and untouched by human sorrow.
- In the story, the golem was an impassible creature that felt no pain.
- Impossible to pass through or cross; impenetrable.
- The thick jungle was impassible, forcing the explorers to turn back.
- After the storm, the road became impassible due to fallen trees.
- The mountain range was considered impassible until modern climbing gear was invented.
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